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Gaining strength: Luqman Palari joins PPP
Thatta’s veteran politician Luqman Palari announces to join PPP along with his followers.
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Mass protests: PTI rally unnecessary, says Sharjeel Memon
PPP leader says PTI seems to have changed its stance after it assumed power in Khyber-Pakhtunkwa.
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In memoriam: Civil society, lawyers protest murder of Rashid Rehman
HRCP demands proceedings against those who threatened lawyer.
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10 more killed in TTP infighting
Clashes continue for the third consecutive day in Shawal.
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Overseeing details: Govt forms panel to revise media code of conduct
A nine-member task force will conduct the review of existing laws.
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Losses top Rs125b: Pakistan Railways fall deep into red
145% deficit blamed on ‘weak financial position’.
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Energy crisis: Survey underway to set up power plants
Govt surveys some sites in areas of Sadiqabad, Khanpur and Cholistan to set up coal-based power plants.
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Reaction: CIA’s fake drive hurt polio battle, says FO
'Dr Shakil Afridi’s fake campaign has created doubts about vaccination drives among people,' says Tasnim Aslam.
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A dummy’s guide to lodging rigging complaints
Hawks prevail with idea that instead of appearing to be on defensive, govt should opt for aggressive posturing.
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Bitter divide: Saad challenges poll rigging claims
Railway minister suggests setting up a parliamentary fact finding committee.
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Special court orders: Musharraf allowed access to FIA report
Prosecution cannot decide what material is sensitive, maintains bench.
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Quetta explosion: Blast kills two, injures 15
Police vehicle suspected to be target of attack.
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Answer PTI charges of poll fraud, court tells ECP
Chastises poll body for failing to implement judgment on reforms.
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Oft-neglected issue: Opening up to special children
Funfair for people with disabilities highlights existing issues and proposes greater integration in society.
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Regularisation, salary: Teaching, nonteaching staff continue protest
Around 500 daily wage staff of different model colleges continue their protest for fourth consecutive day at D-Chowk.
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Youth affairs: ‘Politics, religion not primary causes of violence’
Report documents more than 5,200 young people’s stories.
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Contraband: Drug smuggling bid foiled
During preliminary investigation Nigerian national confesses to presence of 50 heroin-filled capsules in his stomach.
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Youth Parliament: Pildat invites EOI from potential candidates
Project offers participants to have in-depth glimpse into working of legislative discourse and procedures.
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World Red Crescent Day: PRCS eyes five million volunteers by 2016
This was announced at a volunteers award ceremony held in connection with the World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day.
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Bold strokes: Love for Lahore, reincarnated
Iqbal Hussain’s recovery will be marked by an exhibition of his paintings.
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Public talk: Pakistan’s nukes are safe, says Fitzpatrick
Mark Fitzpatrick’s book “Overcoming Pakistan’s Nuclear Dangers” launched.
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Work of a skilled draftsman: Paintings exhibition by Mahmood Hayat opens
Twenty-five portraits will be displayed until May 15.
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Revenue loss: For some, a lease deed is just a piece of paper
CDA decides to take action against leaseholders for non-renewal.
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Destination D-Chowk: One killed, two injured on road
Deceased was an employee of K-P govt.
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Speak up, get shot: Killing of rights defender condemned
Activists say state has failed to protect those who defend people accused of blasphemy.
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Enabling smooth travel: Polio vaccination cards counter set up at Pims
Responding to WHO restrictions on travellers, counter established at Children’s Hospital.
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PTI gets conditional nod for rally in capital
Nisar confident Imran’s supporters will remain peaceful, but wary of ‘other groups’.
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High demand: Procurement of polio vaccine is a challenge
Help of international organisations for supply not yet sought, says official.
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Combating Thalassaemia: ‘Govt should implement bill on thalassaemia’
More than 8,000 children are born with thalassaemia every year.
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Peace process: Army plans response to North Waziristan blast
Gen Raheel Sharif meets Prime Minister Nawaz following the killing of nine FC men in a roadside explosion.
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New enclosures: Safari Park makes room for elephants
Elephants are the only ‘big’ animals at Safari Park.
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Pakistan less ‘miserable’ than India
Out of 89 economies, Pakistan ranked 29 on World Misery Index 2013.
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Unbundling: K-Electric starts process
K-Electric has been operating as the only integrated power company.
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Ready to launch : Meezan’s mobile banking services
The MFS ecosystem will play an increasing role as a dominant delivery channel for banking services.
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
The rupee ended stronger at 98/98.2 against the dollar compared to Wednesday’s close of 98.22/98.27.
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Ya Rab: redefining the Muslim identity
Bollywood film, which recently premiered in Pakistan, stars Pakistani actor Manzar Sehbai.
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Govt forms committee to revise media code of conduct
The meeting called for empowering the office of Ombudsman in the TV channels more.
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Nawaz, Gen Raheel discuss security situation
Nawaz expressed his grief over the loss of lives and said that the sacrifices by soldiers will not go in vain.
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K-P deputy speaker’s brother arrested for alleged rape in Kohat
Safdar Qureshi, brother of the K-P deputy speaker, was arrested following directions from the CM
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Military completes field training of Strategic Command with successful Hatf III launch
'Ghaznavi' is capable of delivering nuclear and conventional warheads up to a distance of 290 kilometres.
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I have realised that Pakistan needs me: Veena Malik
Veena was addressing a press conference and was accompanied by husband Asad Basheer Khan Khattak.
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Government grants PTI conditional permission to hold protest on May 11
We've decided to allow this protest because PTI and Imran Khan have been extremely persistent, says Nisar.
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Govt to PTI: If you verify ours, we'll verify yours
Minister casts doubt over seats PTI won; party offered to join fact-finding committee instead of holding protests
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Poverty, money are top causes of violence, say Pakistani youth in British Council survey
42% of surveyed youth say poverty is main motivation for violence.
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Abducted Nigerian girls are my sisters, says Malala
Malala says the group behind the mass abduction does not understand Islam and has not studied the Holy Quran.
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Lawyers strike to mourn blasphemy defence lawyer
Lawyers in Karachi to boycott courts on Friday.
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No need to hold future elections if perpetrators of rigging not apprehended: Imran
Saad Rafique criticises PTI for not having faith in Parliament and holding protests instead.
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Arrested FBI agent released from custody
He was released on a bail of Rs1 million.
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US mission official meets suspect: Ex-Ohio official refuses US legal aid
Former comptroller of Chicago refuses to go back to US and also turns down services offered by US mission in Pakistan.
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EOBI land scam: Court refuses bail to three suspects
An anti-corruption court dismisses the bail applications of three suspects in the EOBI land scam case.

















































